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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Contact Owner? Posted by DanG on February 06, 2010 at 8:31 AM In Reply to: Re: Contact Owner? posted by Lee Carl on February 05, 2010 at 10:44 PM Are you kidding me? You are looking for the easy way in this market? Do you understand the difference between auction buys and "Subject To" buys? Thank you, as I know you are not my competition. Of course it is not easy and it only takes one... as I always say. Have you taken Ward's training? No, apparently not as if you had you would realize what you write about can be a diamond farm. Show me an abandoned home with equity and I start ( after I am done salvating) to realize the possibilites.. with some work. Did you check the trash can or the neighbors? Sometimes a Private I can help in these types of deals. How BAD do you want it? : Door knocking isn't the easiest thing in the world, especially if : you are out of state (I am) or the owner abandoned the house. : : : : : I've been reading about a program where people use info from foreclosure lists to track down owners before the auctions, or trustee sale, and I was wondering if those kinds of things are useful? : : : : : Lee : : : : Why do you want to track down the owner.Is he lost? : : : : Dond : : : To try to buy the house before the foreclosure sale, because most of the people in foreclosure don't have a working phone #. : : I call that Door Knocking. Yes, it is a profitable way of doing business, however I have never seen a comprehensive foreclosure, subscription list that will tell you all you need to know ( position of loan in foreclosure, Title Chain etc ) to understand if the property has equity and is worth taking over subject to current financing and all other voluntary and involuntary liens / loans. Follow Ups: What's bad is good and...what's good is bad... Rick, the Probate Guy 9:58 AM, 02/08/10 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Are you kidding me? You are looking for the easy way in this market? Do you understand the difference between auction buys and "Subject To" buys? Thank you, as I know you are not my competition. Of course it is not easy and it only takes one... as I always say. Have you taken Ward's training? No, apparently not as if you had you would realize what you write about can be a diamond farm. Show me an abandoned home with equity and I start ( after I am done salvating) to realize the possibilites.. with some work. Did you check the trash can or the neighbors? Sometimes a Private I can help in these types of deals. How BAD do you want it? : : : Door knocking isn't the easiest thing in the world, especially if : : you are out of state (I am) or the owner abandoned the house. : : : : : : : I've been reading about a program where people use info from foreclosure lists to track down owners before the auctions, or trustee sale, and I was wondering if those kinds of things are useful? : : : : : : Lee : : : : : Why do you want to track down the owner.Is he lost? : : : : : Dond : : : : To try to buy the house before the foreclosure sale, because most of the people in foreclosure don't have a working phone #. : : : I call that Door Knocking. Yes, it is a profitable way of doing business, however I have never seen a comprehensive foreclosure, subscription list that will tell you all you need to know ( position of loan in foreclosure, Title Chain etc ) to understand if the property has equity and is worth taking over subject to current financing and all other voluntary and involuntary liens / loans. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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